2025 Recruits Ready for a Break-Out Season (Part-1)

We are in the middle of Prospect Camp Season across the state and nation.  Players are participating to showcase their skills to attract recruiting interest and receive offers.  Players are participating in off-season training in preparation for the upcoming season.  I am doing a two-part review on players who are expected to have a big season and generate offers for them. <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="286161" first="Max" last="Guest"], 5’9" 170, (No. 1 Overall/No. 1 RB), AC Reynolds HS</strong>.  Max follows his blockers looking for an opening and accelerates past defenders for big gains, scoring often.  He runs with good balance and power on the inside runs, picking up tough yardage.  He displayed good vision while looking for openings.  Max does not go down after initial contact is made, continues to drive for additional yards.  He displayed good hands on the catches made on pass plays.  He displayed good speed in the open field, making it tough to catch him.  Max will continue to improve his skillset during off-season training and participation in Summer Prospect Camps as he prepares for a big season in the Fall. <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="308516" first="David" last="Sanders"] Jr., 6’6" 250, (No. 6 Overall/No. 1 OL), Providence Day HS</strong>.  David is quick out of his stance to make contact with defender.  Displayed good footwork and technique to control defender.  David utilized his technique and upper body strength to drive-block defender out of the play.  He displayed good speed and mobility for a big offensive lineman while opening lanes for the running back.  A special talent with a very high ceiling.  David will continue to improve his skillset during off-season training and participation in Summer Prospect Camps as he prepares for a big season in the Fall. <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="271204" first="Gus" last="Ritchey"], 6’3" 230, (No. 11 Overall/No. 1 ATH), Northwood HS</strong>.  Gus plays on offense and defense for his team.  He will have the greatest impact on defense.  Gus is exceptionally quick out of his stance, good use of hands, moving past the blockers, often unblocked on his way into the backfield.  His quickness and burst of speed out of his stance makes it very difficult to block him.  He is expected to continue his high-level of play during the upcoming season.  Gus already has several Power 5 offers, which are expected to continue as he continues to improve his skillset during off-season training and participation in Summer Prospect Camps. <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="303093" first="Damon" last="June"], 6’0" 235, (No. 2 Overall/No. 2 RB), Jacksonville HS</strong>.  Damon follows blockers to find an opening to gain yards.  He is a power runner with good speed and the ability to accelerate past defenders in the open field.  Damon is a strong inside runner who runs over would-be tacklers while gaining yards, scoring often.  He finished the season with 985 rushing yards and 21 rushing TDs.  Damon is a gifted big back who is a combination of power and speed to get outside and pick up big yardage.  Damon will continue to improve his skillset during off-season training and participation in Summer Prospect Camps as he prepares for a big season in the Fall. <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="286180" first="Luke" last="Whitt"], 6’1" 255, (No. 4 Overall/No. 2 OL), East Surry HS</strong>.  Luke is quick out of his stance to make contact with defender.  He displayed good footwork and technique to control defenders.  Luke uses upper body strength and quickness to drive-block defenders out of the play.  He utilizes his low center of gravity and quickness to open lanes for the running back.  Luke will continue to improve his skillset during off-season training and participation in Summer Prospect Camps as he prepares for a big season in the Fall.